- Dec 9, 2014
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Hello guys,
I posted in the past about my FPS drops in game. Before I switched my Monitor from 60hz one to a 144hz one, I had around 1280x Resolution desktop and in-game, and it was running very well with around 250-300 FPS. Very Stable.
Before I received my monitor, I cleaned my PC from dust, but I made a mistake by doing it with a towel that had Rubbing Alcohol Compound 70% on it (not liquid, it was just to make the dust stick easier on it). I did touch the CPU (not the chip itself, but the top of it cause it had a lot of hard dust on it). I also touched the chipset of the graphic card.
I have tried to put my old monitor back, and it did not work either, so now I know something is wrong with the PC itself. So first thing first, I thought it was the graphic card. I have a 650 GTX Ti Boost. My friend came over and gave me his 670 GTX card (much more performant), and I still had FPS drops. So my conclusion was, not the graphic card.
It can not be the monitor, cause that would not make sense. The only thing that would make sense is that my graphic card could not hold a 1920x resolution, but it happened with 670 GTX which can hold it easily, so def. not the monitor.
Now, I am left with two options, CPU and Motherboard. I do not remember touching the mother board that much, really barely touched it. However the CPU, I do remember I held it in my hands, and cleaned the top of it. I do not think I touched the chip itself.
Anyways, here is a screenshot of EVGA Precision X CPU Logs:
http://gyazo.com/34d4c8a2cb8eb938a012da343a691291
http://gyazo.com/57dbc2e187852a0ea32ad332e6cef80b
I am not sure but I did not odd anything other than browsing the web, and watching a movie on netflix, and it looks like the performance is unstable, it goes up and down all the time.
Also, another odd thing, when I join a server in game, I get 315 FPS, and than it gradually drops to 250, to 200, to 150, than unstable from 150 to 60 all the time, nto allowing me to game properly.
Any clue guys, would appreciate it.
I posted in the past about my FPS drops in game. Before I switched my Monitor from 60hz one to a 144hz one, I had around 1280x Resolution desktop and in-game, and it was running very well with around 250-300 FPS. Very Stable.
Before I received my monitor, I cleaned my PC from dust, but I made a mistake by doing it with a towel that had Rubbing Alcohol Compound 70% on it (not liquid, it was just to make the dust stick easier on it). I did touch the CPU (not the chip itself, but the top of it cause it had a lot of hard dust on it). I also touched the chipset of the graphic card.
I have tried to put my old monitor back, and it did not work either, so now I know something is wrong with the PC itself. So first thing first, I thought it was the graphic card. I have a 650 GTX Ti Boost. My friend came over and gave me his 670 GTX card (much more performant), and I still had FPS drops. So my conclusion was, not the graphic card.
It can not be the monitor, cause that would not make sense. The only thing that would make sense is that my graphic card could not hold a 1920x resolution, but it happened with 670 GTX which can hold it easily, so def. not the monitor.
Now, I am left with two options, CPU and Motherboard. I do not remember touching the mother board that much, really barely touched it. However the CPU, I do remember I held it in my hands, and cleaned the top of it. I do not think I touched the chip itself.
Anyways, here is a screenshot of EVGA Precision X CPU Logs:
http://gyazo.com/34d4c8a2cb8eb938a012da343a691291
http://gyazo.com/57dbc2e187852a0ea32ad332e6cef80b
I am not sure but I did not odd anything other than browsing the web, and watching a movie on netflix, and it looks like the performance is unstable, it goes up and down all the time.
Also, another odd thing, when I join a server in game, I get 315 FPS, and than it gradually drops to 250, to 200, to 150, than unstable from 150 to 60 all the time, nto allowing me to game properly.
Any clue guys, would appreciate it.
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